Then the next time I need to reformat or re-image any of my machines for any reason, I simply mount the clonezilla. So as to not re-invent the wheel, I also maintain a master image that I have for years created in a VM ware workstation environment, then whenever I need to just update that VM image. But since Bandicam support is ignoring me and they don't seem to have an official subreddit on here that I could find, I figured this might be as good a place to ask as any. Now you can start using it as your default office suite.įor any query or feedback write us in the comments below.First, wanted to point out I did NOT pirate/crack/keygen/etc Bandicam at all, I paid for the full price legit version. You have successfully set up OpenOffice on your system. Now you will see the given window on your system. In the next screen, it will ask you to enter your full name and initials – Once open you will see the OpenOffice welcome screen as you can see in the image below. You can also launch it by searching in the Ubuntu activities dashboard. Once the installation is completed move to the desktop-integration directory – cd desktop-integration/Īnd use the following command to install the debian files inside the directory – sudo dpkg -i *.deb Start OpenOffice on UbuntuĪfter the successful installation of Openoffice on your system you can launch it by executing the given command in your terminal- openoffice4 Use the following command to install the debian package on your system – sudo dpkg -i *.deb
Move to the extracted directory and navigate to DEBS directory – cd en-US/DEBS Installing deb packages
tar.gz format, extract it using the given command. The file will be downloaded in compressed. Visit the OpenOffice download page and download the OpenOffice Debian package as given in the image below.Īlternatively, you can use the given command to download it on your system – wget Once the installation is successful you can verify its installation by using the given command – java -version Download OpenOffice Debian packages
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